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Jamie Mills

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Illustration of different types of flower inflorescence

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A girl walking across a cobweb, deep in the green foliage of a patch of weeds

A tiled image of printed wildflowers

Front cover illustration for the Annie Dillard book, For the Time Being

Spot illustrations for a non-fiction book about plant science

A monoprint illustration of a dense carpet of sweet woodruff

An illustrated field guide to wild and weedy flowers native to the United Kingdom

A gif of someone holding a publication against a backdrop of flowers and foliage

A monoprint illustration of a bunch of pink berries

A monoprint illustration of lichen viewed up close. The viewpoint makes the image appear more abstract, resembling water, bark, slime or other organic forms of growth.

A monoprint illustration of blue, cornflowers in a meadow.

A collaged illustration of textured, cell-like forms. The image looks like a microscopic slice of plant material.

The endpages of a book. The pages are decorated with colourful wild flowers

A collaged illustration of a cube with cloud-like forms floating inside and outside of the cube.

A moving gif of rock forms touching and balancing on one another

Front cover illustration for the Annie Dillard book, Teaching a Stone to Talk

A monoprint illustration of red hawkweed flowers in a meadow

A monoprint illustration of lichen viewed up close. The viewpoint makes the image appear more abstract, resembling water, bark, slime or other organic forms of growth.

A publication open on a spread of illustrated rockpools

A coloured pencil drawing of oak leaves up close.

A monoprint illustration of moss viewed up close. The viewpoint makes the image appear slightly abstract, resembling water, slime or lichen in the way the colours and textures mingle together.

A monoprint illustration of moss viewed up close. The viewpoint makes the image appear slightly abstract, resembling water, slime or lichen in the way the colours and textures mingle together.

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All work ©Jamie Mills

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